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Olympus 10x/20 Wide-Field Microscope Eyepiece, 30 mm Tube

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Olympus
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Used
Product Type
Eyepieces

Product description

Olympus 10x/20 wide-field eyepiece with 20 mm field number for 30 mm microscope tubes.

The Olympus 10x/20 wide-field microscope eyepiece is designed for professional light microscopy in biosciences, medicine, materials research, laboratory work, and teaching. It provides 10x magnification and a 20 mm field number (FN) for a broad viewing field.

  • Optical specification: 10x magnification with 20 mm field number
  • Eyepiece tube compatibility: 30 mm microscope ocular tube diameter
  • Optical design: Multi-element glass lenses for clear image reproduction, high contrast, and good edge sharpness
  • Eye shell: Not fitted; can be retrofitted optionally
  • Dimensions: Approximately 40 mm length × 30 mm diameter
  • Weight: Approximately 50 g
  • Housing: Metal construction with engraved type designation
  • Applications: Light microscopy, biological research, medical laboratories, materials research, teaching, and general laboratory observation

This Olympus eyepiece is compatible with a variety of Olympus microscopes and other microscope systems using a 30 mm eyepiece tube. The listed unit is in very good used condition, with clear, scratch-free lenses and only minimal signs of wear on the housing.

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Last updated 19 October 2026